Code Crazy is a fast-growing technology education provider launched in 2024, focused on making coding and digital skills genuinely exciting for children aged 8–13. The organization delivers after-school coding clubs directly inside schools across the UK, offering hands-on learning in Python, game design, 3D modelling, animation, cybersecurity, and VR at no cost to participating schools.
Every session is designed to be fun, accessible, and impactful, helping children build problem-solving abilities, creativity, and confidence that support their wider education. Code Crazy manages all curriculum, software, communication, and reporting, creating a seamless experience for schools and real long-term value for families. The team is driven by a mission to inspire the next generation of tech creators and empower children to shape the future of STEM and AI.
Role Description
The Computer Teacher will deliver engaging, after-school coding and technology sessions for children aged 8–13 in schools across the London Area, United Kingdom. This part-time, on-site role involves teaching core programming concepts, guiding students through project-based learning in areas such as game design and digital creativity, and supporting learners with different levels of experience. The teacher will prepare and adapt lesson plans based on the provided curriculum, set up classroom technology and software, and ensure a safe, inclusive, and encouraging learning environment. Day-to-day responsibilities include demonstrating concepts live, answering student questions, monitoring progress, and providing clear feedback to learners. The role also includes basic coordination with school staff, maintaining accurate attendance and progress records, and representing Code Crazy’s values in every session.
Qualifications
- Strong foundation in Computer Science and Programming, with the ability to explain complex concepts in a simple, age-appropriate way.
- Excellent Communication and Teaching skills, including classroom management and the ability to engage and motivate young learners.
- Experience with Curriculum Development or lesson planning, ideally within STEM or computing education for children.
- Comfort with educational technology tools and coding platforms commonly used for teaching programming to young students.
- Previous experience working with children or young people in an educational or youth-focused setting.
- Relevant degree or certification in Computer Science, Education, STEM, or a closely related field is advantageous.
- Commitment to creating an inclusive, supportive environment and promoting equal opportunities for all students.
- Ability to travel to schools in the London Area and work part-time hours aligned with after-school club schedules.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
